George Fischer Thermoplastic Piping Systems

Thermoplastic piping systems have been relied on for decades to convey media, whether it's water for process cooling or hazardous liquids for industrial applications. Corrosion is no longer a problem when choosing the appropriate GEORGE FISCHER PIPING SYSTEMS. The harsh environment within chemical plants and the conveyance of chemicals place high demands on the piping systems in terms of safety, economic factors and subsequent maintenance:

The GEORGE FISCHER range of valves are available in PVC-U, PVC-C, ABS as well as PP-H, PP-n and PVDF. A full range of valves include: diaphragm valves, ball valves, 3-way valves, butterfly valves and non-return valves in ball-check and...

In modern plant automation, process monitoring is increasing in importance. Trusted worldwide for its fluid measurement instruments and sensors, GEORGE FISCHER SIGNET is a leader in flow sensor insertion technology. We deliver advanced...

Industry has assessed that clean-up expenditures may far exceed the costs to install protective measures. When penalties and fines are added to the costs of cleaning up spills and leaks, it becomes obvious that industry has a legal and...

GEORGE FISCHER PIPING SYSTEMS has the optimal actuator configuration for your individual needs. George Fischer offers electric and pneumatic actuation for diaphragm, ball and butterfly valves. Coupled with the actuator are several control...

COOL-FIT is a complete system solution for secondary cooling and refrigeration piping systems. The system is based on the tried and tested ABS plastic system from GF Piping Systems which contains pipe fittings valves and transition...

Whether for mains or distribution lines, service connections, fire fighting systems, irrigation or industrial applications, all pipes, fittings and valves must be safely and reliably joined together even when from different materials.

Plastic pipe dimensions are, by convention, specified by the outside diameter, usually denoted by e. This may be supplemented by stating the nominal inside diameter or DN. Sometimes the pipe wall thickness is specified by the SDR or Standard Dimension Ratio.